Topic: Questions & Suggestion

I have no idea what thread to post this under so I'm making it a new 'stand alone' post.

Sol - I read about the way Review points are awarded and the mysterious 'word density' formula. But I have to ask about a couple of chapters I just posted. Chapter 14 contained 1834 words (per Word) and paid 1.14 points.  Chapter 15 contained 1504 words (330 fewer words) and paid the same 1.14 points. Seems that would take more Voodoo math than I can understand. Any insight?

Reflecting on my opening sentence, two things: we now have five pages of threads with little or no organization by topic. Me posting a new thread is adding to the 'slush pile'. Is there any way to corral what appears to be a runaway situation?
If I wanted to make an effort to post a question for you in an older related thread, and chose one from page 5, what are the odds you'd see it?

Suggestion:
In the following example: Lovell County A Detective Virgil Aslin Story, Chapter 16, ... Would it be possible to create some way to denote to readers that the work is complete, and not simply another chapter has been posted?

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Sol - I read about the way Review points are awarded and the mysterious 'word density' formula. But I have to ask about a couple of chapters I just posted. Chapter 14 contained 1834 words (per Word) and paid 1.14 points.  Chapter 15 contained 1504 words (330 fewer words) and paid the same 1.14 points. Seems that would take more Voodoo math than I can understand. Any insight?

Is it from this book?

Lovell County A Detective Virgil Aslin Story

If so, both chapter 15 & 15 look identical. This could explain why the points are the same. Please confirm.

The system uses a formula based on word count, so if there are more words, it will cost more.

Reflecting on my opening sentence, two things: we now have five pages of threads with little or no organization by topic. Me posting a new thread is adding to the 'slush pile'. Is there any way to corral what appears to be a runaway situation?
If I wanted to make an effort to post a question for you in an older related thread, and chose one from page 5, what are the odds you'd see it?

Once you make a comment in a thread, it will bring it to the top. So, the odds I'll see it are very high. This is the magic of message threads smile.

In the following example: Lovell County A Detective Virgil Aslin Story, Chapter 16, ... Would it be possible to create some way to denote to readers that the work is complete, and not simply another chapter has been posted?

Good suggestion. I will add this to the list.

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My bad. Thanks much for noticing I posted the same chapter under two different numbers. You have once again proven you're a genius.

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